Sunseeker has launched the first hull of its new Manhattan 94, with the 94-foot yacht now entering its testing program ahead of a global debut at the 2026 Cannes Yachting Festival.
Formerly known as the 94 Yacht, the Manhattan 94 will serve as the centerpiece of Sunseeker’s nine-yacht Cannes display. The new model is the latest addition to the builder’s Manhattan range, combining a full-beam owner’s stateroom on the main deck with four additional guest cabins below for accommodations for up to 10 guests.
The main deck features a penthouse-style saloon with floor-to-ceiling glazing, an L-shaped sofa and a formal dining area for up to 10. Sliding doors on the starboard side open the saloon to the exterior, while the forward owner’s suite has panoramic glazing on both sides, along with a private lobby, storage and en suite.
Outdoor spaces extend from the flybridge to the foredeck, which has two separate seating areas and an oversized sunpad. Aft, the yacht’s Beach Club incorporates a tender garage sized for a Williams SportJet 395, along with storage for water toys and dive gear. The X-Tend sunbed system can be positioned either facing aft at water level or forward at cockpit level.
Twin MTU engines are available in 10V 2000 M96L or 12V 2000 M96X configurations, with output up to 4,000 hp and a reported top speed of 26 knots. The yacht measures 93 feet, 10 inches overall, with a 21-foot-6-inch beam and a 6-foot-9-inch draft. Fuel capacity is 2,972 gallons.
Sunseeker has also begun construction of Hull No. 2, which has already been sold. The Manhattan 94 will be joined at Cannes by the Superhawk 55, Predator 55, Manhattan 56, Manhattan 68, 75 Sport Yacht, 76 Yacht, 82 Ocean Enclosed and 100 Yacht.
